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Poverty: Jesus, Jubilee, and Reparations

Jon Mathieu
September 25, 2020
General, Practical Justice, Theology
God clearly was not concerned with capitalist sensibilities. God’s sense of justice was not constrained by the laws of the free market or Friedman’s shareholder theory. What is fair and right and just in God’s eyes is for no one to live in poverty

Trusting Systems With the Irreversible Power of Death

Shane Claiborne
June 3, 2020
General, Peace & Nonviolence, Practical Justice
One can only hope that executing people is one of the things we don’t want to return to.

Individualism and Selfishness Aren’t ‘Human Nature.’ Cooperation Is.

Rebekah Devine
March 30, 2020
General, Interfaith, Theology
Humans are not doomed to failure and we can do better. History says we can.

Burning Down the House

Mick Pope
January 10, 2020
Creation & Environment, Global, Practical Justice, Theology, Women
We need to burn down oligarchy, and idols of power and control.

Facing the Church’s Complicity in Racism

Lee Ann Pomrenke
July 19, 2019
Books, Church Life, Politics, Practical Justice, Race
Personal relationships with a “Black friend” are not enough to stop or to divert systemic racism and our complicity in it.

Cowboys and Indians: Dismantling the Western, Settler-Colonial Worldview (PART IV)

Randy Woodley
April 26, 2019
Creation & Environment, General, Theology
Time for restoring our place on earth is running out.

Is It Our Homes or Hearts That Need Tidying Up?

Nicole Walters
January 23, 2019
Family and Parenting, Global, Practical Justice
Whether we fill a home with stuff or give it all away, if our focus is still on us, we are just tidying up.

Day Laborers of the Bible

Cory Driver
December 1, 2017
Global, Immigration & Refugees, Practical Justice, Theology
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Their full humanity, dignity, and willingness to work must have stung them every morning as they watched those who were stronger walking to their gainful employment while the human leftovers stayed in the market, kept there only by vain hope. 

The Truth About Debt

Angela Denker
September 15, 2017
Family and Parenting, General, Theology
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When we believe ourselves to be debt free, we forget forever the debt we owe to Jesus. We forget that all we have we owe to God, that nothing is ours in perpetuity except for our lives.

The Power of Corporate Courage

Shane Claiborne
June 23, 2017
General, Practical Justice
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Certainly we can’t wait on corporations to act, but we can invite them.
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